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Mmnsen,sufs.

Amnsemenfs.
CASINO. Broadway aud 39th-st,
SUCCESS GREATER THAN EVER
STANDING ROOM ONLY.
TONIGHT
asoTH REPRESENTATION or
THE SPARKLING COMIC OPERA.
ERsINIE.
SOUVENIR AND GALA NIGHT
Heraid-Ths greatest OF oil Casino successs&
"AECEIvED WITH R0ARS OF LAUGHTER"
GREAT CAST. MAGNIFICENT COSTUMES. SCENERY.
Admission 500 Seats secured two weeks In advance
nALY'S THEATRE, Broadway and 3Oth.st.
IL Under tf.e management ss Mr. AUeUsTIN DAILY
s Drs; 'l'
sr.rrs SsrsS E'ss s1,; sas ssr.s.
THE TAMlNG OF THE sHREw.
or with Miss Ada Rfnan Mfr. oirbers MSS
sHRsw prs% mr. NE nsw ~ M Fss nm Mr. cs41 M
skinner MT !scerrq Mr. Gilbert HI He''
ssss c,T ,s 90 c,s
MATINEE charmed "-tTsnes
TOMORROW "a POPULAR rRIUMPH--tHa~la
"A. ca..tal. tasteisl and opulens p.odue:
non ,L o. Shakespeare Iu as our stage has ever
Monday February 18th. Both performance
OOCKSTADER'S MINSTRELS $3.50
H B pE the
JOUR- "-HARBOR LIGHTS-~OUR"
ELABORATE SCENIC EFFECTS BY FRANK KING
TUXEDO TOBooeANIEe TANNING OF THE sHREwi
DOCKsTADERs HILARIOUS MIND.REApINst
SONG. SONGS OF DER yADERLANDi a GEM az
Sleep Well Sweet Angel Boccaccio, SONG
EDEN MUsEE. 23d-st., bet. 9Th and 9th ayes.
THE OF 'FfS ss'E
rnaHsf fG 2IEn5g.S AsP fFSSsdREAS 1EfisrA
GG.SsT S S.as. to iS ra s's e IL cents.
AJEEB-The Mystifying Chess Autometon-AJEER
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE.
FIRST WEEK AND DECIDED SUCCESS OF
q. D'oYLY CARTEs OPERA COMPANY
from the SAVOY THEATRE LoNpox. IN
, oILBE BERT; AND sTLL I,,
RUDDYeoRE:
or: THE wiTCH;s CURSE
The orant cast includes Misses Geraldine ul%sr Ksss
Mes.r. George Thgrne Courtce Pounds Fred Ellington
ie CHORUS OF bridesmaids. BUCKS and BLADES
Augmented orchestra beautiful scenery and magnificent
SECOND MArINEE. sxTvRDAY, FEE. %.
- Frse list positively suspended
GRAND OPERA HOUSE; MONTE CRisT0.
JAMES ONEfLI- MONTE CRIsTo.
Matnees "Wednesday az, and satnrasy
Sunday Hss, S Sss ,. pg .c
ure win DO 100 won DERs.
HATS THEATRE COMIQUEy l25th.st-,
eooD Mar 2, JaS %sni Matinee Eys 1T,ss sla
h isr g sea s:,'' Feb IS Rose Se1s..
I YCEUM THEATRE. 4th-ay.S 23d-st.. Sis.
PEG 'r HE XEsK bsn1RaYoMEDS
MASKS ANb rAcrs CO. sasaaa ss.'''
STANDARD THEATRE EMMETT.
Every Evening at sl6 Saturday Matinee asa
THE POPULAR COMEDIAN
E. T.. Il i III E. {. 7
In his New Version of
"FRITZ," OUR COUSIN GERMAN
1TWENTY-THIRDS STREET TABERNACLE
ONLY w y sno ST e TINE gIoyorn
OPEN EyE6 gG nAY o TToM Oh 4 rNp 10 II
b STiSsS SPf fh mo raiSrIS
CHRIST BEFORE PLATE
ADMISSION 90 CENTS.
Union SQOARE THEATRE.
sv.ry T Eve MR RICHARD MANSFIELD ss Maassr
II, s.Iss 5E 1iSsS kA William msfn'e
1t is wonderfully chsrming."-Yorld
WALLACK'S. broadway and 3Oth-st.
w TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS OF
H HAkssok LiSHTS
A great big unquestioned "ga"-worid.
the bost thing Of the kind yet sssa
WEDNESDAY MATINEE.
SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL
SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL
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Ulopes.

GLOVES.-BOn Marche and Louvre Gloves
" best cheapest and durable gloves JAMES. In
porter and Retailer 81 West l6st bet 9th and 6th svs
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Business Dropertp for Sale anb Go fst

A LARGE CORNER STORE, basement and
"A subceliar, William St. to let
offs TO LET Three large corner lofts,
IL 4xxl2s conveniently situated Canalst Broad
vay also smaller ones T. J. MCCORMICK. Gas Canal st
OOe and 2O9 WATER-ST, between Beck
XO man and Fulton 6story buildings "a lease
rutland WHITING, Beekman-st-
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DECEIVER'S NOTICE.-Notice is hereby
~ given pursuant provisions OF the Revised statutes
state OF NewYork all per-ons vice Int crested
in fe Insurance Company thai the sub
.crber tho Receiver Of said Corporation viii render ul
final duv verified account OF all his proceedings
the Supreme Court special term at the
Court House. in the city OF NewYofk the FIRST Monday Of
ApIu, 1887 opening
thereafter counsel be heard and motion Will then
there he that the said he feefred 70
referee examine and report thereon.
Dated New York. February 10 1887.
CHARLES IA. RUSSELL. Receiver
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DERFECT fitting Sealskin Newmarkets SO to
20 inches long: reliable goods prices marked down
Z. Z. SHAYNE. Furfier lO3 Princes ST.
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Gonntrp i1roperir n)anteh.

WANTED FOR THE SUMMER.-By small
w private family, FURNISHED house containing or
rooms from depot Send descrIp
"a price. u. RAWLE, 80 Liberty St
WANTED TO RENT.-A hotel suitable for
W summer resort II adapted TO yearly business no
objection Boz 70 Tribune ONCE. with
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City proprrtp 60 Get.
0itp propsrip Uauteo.

WANTED. downtown property for cash
W Suycra rutland & WHITING. 6Beekmnnst
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PLAN.
PRESENT SECURITIES.

FHESkNT SECUhITIES
First mortgage bonds ana
coupons l2 per HONDA and interest
December lssb. GATE Of
honda
honds
Coupons 1I0ia per honda and In
serest per cent srnum from December 1885 10 date
OF new bouaa
Outstanding pay OF 81 par shsre
Preferred receive ~ u second
Of In first preferred
holders so per cent Of
and the Of assessment IN FIRST preferred.
Circulars committee and copies OF the
above referred he obtained at the Office Of the Genital
Trust Company Of Nev.York.
All tcndhoders requested deposit without delay
bonds with Tho Central Trust Company. 10 Nassau
NevYoIk receive for The
present the CERTIFICATES bella by them o. be stamped
requested to
present their oernoa,e for and TO tbe.r
y p oICoTT. Chairman.
WILLIAM X. VANDERBILT.
JAMES A. ROOs FvELT,
JOHN g. KENNEDY
Committee,
@. s. ELLIS. Secretary.
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GLEN SUMMIT HOTEL,
WIN DSOR HOTEL


Enlarged last season Accommodation. 400 One OF the
nost homeke hotcss In the unlten
lis locaon facing the city Park south on
and nurtr Duvalst s the finest In JacksonVis Wio
h hath suites steam heat gas etc muso
~, srroon and evening Dogs not TAKEN ,u o,vts
SUMMER RESORT. ,,.- ".
roUINOX manchesIo "
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above named Rank having consolidated with the OHIO
VALLEY NATIONAL BANK of CINCTNNATI OHIO
requests patrons with
the consolidated Bank -
u. W. HrGHES Prea
II. TUDOR, Cash.
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A TLANTIC HOUSE,
IA OCEAN DROVE. NJ
Established 1873.
CHARLES J. HUNT
DEACONSFIELD, South Carolina ave-, At
- lantic CITY. N J.-Heated house home comforts open
all tho year j. D. SHARPLEbS Proprietor, formerly Oh
Chester COUNTY. Penn
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@. 3. ELLIS. Secretary.
IS Nsssan-st- Sew-York.

UNION NATIONAL BANK,
located Cincinnati In the state Of Ohio Is closing mp
s affairs Al noeolders snc ether. cred OF ala Asso
therefore hcrby notified present the notes aud
ether CLAIMS against the Association for payment .,
Dated February 10. 1887.
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DVERTISEMENTS FOR TIE NEW
IN YORK TRIBUNk WILL Bk REcEIVkDAT THk
UPTOWN 0FfICEs 20 LBS Bfoadw.y corner IhiIi W
and Twenty third sA until 3oS West Twenty third
et corner Eightave 1872 Sixthave 1873 Fourthave cor
Fourteenthst 7B0 Thiidaye- corner Forty sfvents
1907 Third ava siIuotist. and the liARLhM
OFFICE 257 East aud twenty nth st. 1900
Thr Lave, corner onehundred andwcnty hithsL UP TO
D. IN. al rcRul Office
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-16
Tho Fort worth Markets.

BUTTER lis 120c per b creamery sc.
COFFEE-Rio, fair lS5sc; prime 2. &c; choice
22iac; Laguyra 20Hc; Java Bic; Golden Rio
24ac; Pea Berry 23}sc.
CHEESE-The better grades and Ohio factory
lOS!Gnc; full cream twins loo
OABBAGE-New southern crop, 81 $50
IS per 100 pounds.
CANNED GOODS Prices per dozen: Pine
apples. standard. 81 S. peaches. standard. .
81 90; tomatoes, standard, MS 81 10; seconds.
lbs s.; lbs 81 40; green corn 81 l0G1 SO;
green peas 81 l06l SO; gooseberries 81 %; rasp-
MS 81 75a1 80; 1t. VT. l d s.; : his S-;salmon,
l b 81 20; lbs $; mackerel l n 81 60;
sardines, American, Sc so case; imported Sl2 so
ola 90 case; Strawberries, Bs 81 40; blackber-
r.es 81 Is; green cages $; Eagle condensed
EGGS-Sc per dozen.
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES = Lemons,
Sc 50d7 90 per boa; peaches, one third bu.
boxes, 50675c; apples, one third bu. boxes, SO
G75c; tomatoes. one third bu boxes, 75Gs SIC {;
potatoes. northern, 81 o5; Texas, 759
beans, 4c; hand picked in bbls, medium bbls,
S. 81; large Lima &c; bananas, 81 OOG4 so per
bunch.
FLOUR-Best patents, 81 90 per 100 lbs; half
patents, 81 IS; third grade, 81 40.
FUEL-McAl'ister coal, Car load on track, at
yard Sc 90. delivered Sc SO; McAllister coal, to
10 tons, at yard IS %, delivered Sc IS McAls-
ter coal, 2 to tons, at yard S. So delivered
s. 10; ticAllster coal ton, at yard $6 IS; delv-
cred s. so; McAltster coal, 4 ton at YARD IS so,
OeIVered IL W, mcAlIlster coal, q ton, at YARD
81 10, delivered s. 10; McAllister coal, less than
\ ton per 100. at yard 45c; Pennsylvania hard
coal, tons, at yard Sll So delivered sl2 co.;
PENNSYLVANIA hard coal, l ton, at yaro siE CO.,
delivered Sl2 so; Pennsylvania hard coal, \,
ton, st yard Sc 90, delivered Sc SO; blacksmith
coal. ton, at yard Sl2 co. delivered ST. 81.
Cord wood, cord delivered 81 90; cord wood,
4 cord, delivered 81 25; stove wood, ! cord,
delivered s. 90; stove wood. 4 cord, delivered
s. rs.
GRAIN AND FEEDsTUFFs-Quota be
low are on grain from store. In carl load lots
corn and oats are sc per bushel lower than
quoted.
Wheat 6O667}!c
Corn-Bulk shelled, 57Hc; sack shelIed, 60Xo.
Oate-Bulk, 256271.c.
Bran-7Uc per hundred.
Hay-Loose local. s. 00Gs co; johnson and
H!ll county, ST GOALS 90; best, SIS 0oal6 %.
Rarley-65c per bushel.
Rye-Sl per b.she.
Alfalfa-l4c per pound.
HORSES AND MULES-In car or train load
lots: Mexican mares, l2T to l3H hands high,
Holland herr!ngs-kegs, 81 50G1l 10.
Dried herrings Per box, Acc,
Bologna sausage, nc.
BuckwheSl dour-l6 6-b cases, S. 90; 80 S. b
Is.
Meat-Sugar- cured hams &c; sugar cured
breakfast bacon l2'.c; short clear bacon l0}Ic;
short clear dry salt 91c.
lard-1ierce, 7i:c; So D cans, 1'sc; 20 D cans.
7lac; To- b cans, &c; SD cans, Isc; ) cans,
Hominy and grits-Per bbl., 81 90
Oarmesl-Per half bpl., 81 90.
Cracked wheat-Per b, &c.
Crachers-A soda, Sc; XXX soda, 5Hc; cream,
sac; ginger Snaps, SC; lemon creams, sc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-16
Live Stock Market,

ST. LOUIS, MO-, Aug. 5.-Cattle-Receipts
800; shipments none; market steady; fair 10
choice heavy natives steers So GOAT p ,
butchers steers, fair to choice, So 1908 IS; feed
err, fair 10 good g sOG3 -; stOckers, fair to
goot, g lOd2 go; Texans and Indians, com
mon grass TO good corr fed s. G0G3 60 Hogs
Receipts 800; shipments none; market higher
ranging from 81 seas 40. Sheep-Receipts
1000; shipments 100; market firm; fair to choice
s. lj64 co, lambs So 7jd4 81.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. Aug. 5-Cattle-Receipts
$500; shipments 1900; strong and 5Gl0C higher
for good fat, good grass range were 1rm and
s. 5562 IS; butchers s. G563 IS; COWS 81 tJ1
10; grass range steers = 40d3 20. Hogs
Receipts $500: shipments, 26,0; market
fairly active; choice heavy about &c lower;
others steady; light 10 heavy g 2jGj IL. sheep
-Receipts, none; shipments, 200; nominal.
CHICAGO, ILL. Aug. 5-Cattle-ReceiDts
5000; shipments 2G00; market Ice higher for
god; shipping steers s. 25G4 80; stOckers and
.eders 81 40d3 25: COWS, bulls and mixed 81 10
M 50; Texas cattle g 40G3 -. Hogs-Es Ceipts
10000 n ark9t strong snd 5Gl0c higher, Ian3ing
s. COdj 50, Sheep-Receipis 1000; shipments
100; marke: strong for good others steady !;
native mutton SO 1904 10; stockers g 3OG2 $ ;
western s. i5Gj So; Texans = 50G3 90; lambs
81 oOG5 co.
NEW YORK Aug. 5.-Beef-ReceiDts 1860
h tao, making IA 3SS for week; dull and lower
common 10 extra natives sold So 7565 o.; fair
Colorado tiers 81 l21z and Texans dit. o g Pa
) g.; general sales native steers 81 90 TO 81
Sheep-Receipts 1850, making 40 200 for week
hrmer and raction higher for good sh5 ep ;wes k
d lower for sll sorts anbs and dull for com
mon sheep; sheep ranged from s. - u g. 90 ;
lambs from 81 80 TO s. -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-16

to bear side market for new products, trading
chiefly in contracts for Septeu Der, o. 'toberaDd
January deliveries. Jandary pork IC!l OF lJc.
lard sc and shOrt-rlbs l25zc.
,CHIcAGo, Ill, Aug. ID Ieading futures
closed as follows: heat--Ausust, t9o' sep
sc. Corn = August. ~ &C, september,
4O3.c; october, Il &C; May 45t.c
Mess pork ear. ST. 05; january.
Sc 80; october 81 50, January. St ~
Shot ibis, August = 90, September S co.
october = - :, January 81 10, Cash quota
lions were. Flour unchanged. No. , spring
wheat g. GJc; No red 73dt3iic No. corn
4G3sC Mess pork SIS 90. LARD &655. Snort
IBIS, sides 10 1se 5. o. Dry sailed. shoulders
boxed s. e0Gj - Snort clear sides $ 3>d5 a.
NEW YORK, Aug. l5.-FlOUr generally steady
and moderately active, mainly on wants OF
home trade Wheat-~Dot lots fairly active, In
good part for export OytlOns opened firm and
soon advanced = q &C, later weakened ana
closed vita advance about lost, some months
showing slight dec ines Speculation fairly
moderate, showing light decline. Spot No. :
delivered, August 591las0'c, cIosi g
S014r; Septe' Der 7ldSI G, closing sic; Octo-
Der s. 70 as closing s2]sC; November 50 q
s37.c, closing s}' &C. Corn. spot lots steady, eX
port trading light; oDtioos ;, a lower. clOsi"G
weak; spot No. Is -sG4s1lC store; 49's G49 C
delivered; august nominal; September = a
IS 5,s o closing o,> IS 4ctobeG t3'
osing 81 ;. Coffee fair; BIO trm. st
$40 5O options fairly active and higher
sales $50 bags, August Sl1 75Gls 90; Septem
Der SIS o5Gls Ia october SIS GOALS 35; \ovem-
be SIS 35oIs -; December SIS 40G1S - Janu-
ary SIS 4GG : 80; Febru ry SIS 50: March 80 20
a Z 30; April SIS 55G Is 60; May SIS IS. sugar
steady and in moderate demand refined quiet
c 414G43sc; confcctioners' SIC; a 5 &c; off 4
5d6 &c; grauulated 57sei cubes state.
hoissoes dull and nominal. Pork firm and
more sCtive; cut meats quiet ana rather Wn2k.
LarO lower and mod rately active; spot S. So
of 90; September 81 g as go; october 81 "a
..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-16
STRONG COMBINATION.
By which all Telegraph Lines in Oppos!-
ton to the Western Uuion Com
pany are to be United,

ton to tho Western zion Com
pany are to be United
NEW IoRR, Aug, IA new and strong
rivsl to the Western Union Telegraph
Company has been born. John X. Walsh,
a Chicago banker; d. o. Mills and White
law Reid OF New York, Robert Garrett of
Baltimore, Johu w. Msckay Of Nevada,
and George W. Chjlds Of Philadelphia,
have completed combination by which
all lines In opposition to the West
ern Union are to be united and as
one corporation compel the Western
Union to make q better division of bust
ness. Garrett has taken 81, 900 900 worth
of the stock. The new organization will
comprise the following lines: Baltimore
and Ohio. the Postal, Bankers end
Merchants, and the cables. George ".
Childs was offered the presidency, but
declined. This Will be a big lift to the
United Press Association, which has been
somewhat cramped in the transmission
Of its news. "A.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-16
GAINESVILLE.
allen Ward and the Mexi-
b ''' coorge spsniard, Released
%" for Want of Evidence
,,,, Service Promised - Good
l,onsh -. Territory-Nsw Bridges
;aru'' ro,lt-Personal Notes'

- . III Ten Aug. 1.-THE ne
5I S'n Wsrd apd the Mexican George
~ who hsye been held hsre for
-, a o,st or suspicion of bein g
--, with the murder of Miss Wat
~, 49, released this afternoon, moth
I'VE "r discovered to impicste them
.s ,'.icen. End patent investigation.
-., - Of soiled doves who refused
laIs' fines 70: v.grsncy assessed
N -. .sem by the county authorities
'1; ;..led this afternoon.
.nsb mail service between here ard
2..'7 Gjty Vi, the two Santa Fes will
.s5',s5cd on September y.
- cent meeting Of the State Al
u D C,o,sin Joseph Smelser OF this
." rs elected member Of the state
- 5o:rd, and A. P. eagle of Mon
e., ~,rnty wss elected e member OF the
g. oi.r,de Of the Fifth Congressional
..., y II is the intention of lac State
nv, % establish q branch board Of
:. = marriage license was issued By
~ rIeIk Thompson this morning.
~! :.rfjes granted leave to wed are
s,T n, Anderson and Mrs. Elizabeth
80 49,, Clerk Lily is busy issuing cita-
I'm civil Csses Tor the next term Of
n,srrjct court. At the present time
go IA civil cases on tae docket, q
-.rbs, larger number than is usSsaf
~ Ne converting Of court is so far off.
/ ,rn.jng parry that went from here 10
l.. y,tioa day or two since returned
L; mo-niug. They report game Gbund-
.ri having had splendid time.
1r-ipc the past two months two new
~ ridges have been built for the coun-
I srg on Mineral creek, another on Fish
IT, third is row being constructed
f,Er's crossing on Elm, IN the north
[:.,srn part OF the county. This bridge
|; -4Dg built below high water mark, and
+. contractor guarantees thst 1t Will re-
N overfowing Of the creek across
/ cl il is built.
y,s. John S. Fletcher has returned from
1.it TO Inc northern lakes.
I FriCk is back from an extended
Is north.
Eyus Mullins hiss returned from q visit
rlstycs in Missouri.
Tom Aston, beef contractor for the
fr,sndle Construction Company, is in
getty
w Caswell, assistant chief engineer of
h Psnhsndle Construction Company and
File. sre in the city on visit TO Mr..
|DgWel.'s parents.
. shower fell here this afternoon.
Seve!sl.new business houses will be
|s,ed here in the next thirty days.
TasTe are no new developments with
Es.s.d to the Watkins tragedy, but the
t.ers are still patiently at work on the
he. Il is believed by some, however,
b. The clothes and Ratchet, the discov-
h Ct which was reported N Sundays
E.ETTE, will yet prove to be clew IN
H. case
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-16
FATHER OF THE DRUNMERS.
Wolf, the First Cum mercfel
traveller and Sample Carrier.

"olub the First { nm msrctel
Sa'eisr and Sample Carrier.
M -'I 1efsourg Penn SPECIAL y. Y. Sun.
4 osaeI L. Wolff of this place says he is
=, .'s' commercial traveller who ever
p,r VI Inc road. In 1874 he went to
sN3s 'pn!a as salesman with the dry
''l>,5o louise Of Dunton, Gemmill & Co.
SSa1 was dull that year." ssys Mr.
b. a. AUG | suggested to the firm the
t,o, W. sending some one GU; among the
~ ~. merchants to drum up trade"
/. =, ~ VIII be the drummer" asked
b, FnHi,' l replied, and they sent me
't.r,-.-s. Wss the origin of the term
l. ,r.I' oy which all travelling sales
b sou M LOW known. L went on the road
h Srgtleo trade among the merchants
eay.m.a and Central Pennsylvania
b sna, Jersey. For five years l carried
tca .les' 1Iling my customers orders
b 4- a'mples provided by themselves.
b s,a I" struck me sll of q sudden that
lsi,ss unnecessarily keeping mY trade
s.soI, and thst if 1 carrled 8 lire of
taoi.s VI nv own could introduce new
b .s le more of them. l sent to the
hspls@ showed them that the
'.ubS We're coming from the
In end of the line, and
se,ss' he point and furnished ME with
From that year ds.es the Gus
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-16
Important Criminal Gases.

s.ss!sl to the Gazette.
MARSHALL, TEX, Aug. 1.-The Au-
.s;t term Of the District court convened
Els n, to-day, The docket was ar
aiged for the criminal cases as follows:
f. Tilley, September -; Joe Heard,
N-.eubeg 10; Bob Fields, September Is;
ISLES Doyle, September lG; j. II. Mar
p September 10; L. L. league, Septem-
EE q; L. ". league, September %. The
tEe q Jos. Tilley, who killed D. Allison
I Longview, is here by change of venue.
,iMeS Doyle, who killed Mr.. Ramsey,
I'd tie two Mr.. leagues, father snd son,
Fao al!ed hr George Tabler, Marshal
y L9ngyiew, in the Capitol hotel of this
lice, are all important cases AMI will be
~! prosecuted and defended, the best
s.i silent of Texas having heen en-
i0!ld' A special ve1ire OF $50 Jurors
Il 0een summoned for the criminal
Uses. The civil docket is not extensive,
L, here are but few cases of any gen.
H. Interest.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-16
ON CHANGE.
Spot Cotton Fractions and Futures fron
One TO Eight Points Lower
Money Market Easy.
Wheat Opened Weak, Fluctuatod Narrowly
and CLOSED Stron9-LiVe stock
Transactions Brisk.
Daily Review,
DEITY IkOFIb"s
GAZETTE OFFICE,
FORT WORTH, TEX. Auu. II. 1887.

GAZETTE OFFICE, !
FORT WORTH, Tex, Aug. Is, 1887.
Wholesale trade was very heavy to-day
but retailers report only fair trade.
Coffee has advanced cent on the en-
tire list.
There is a good demand for oats, but
the farmers do not seem to be DESTROYS OF
selling.
The business done in raw sugars this
week has been light again. The aggre-
gate will not exceed that of last week.
Prices are firm at former quotations, with
the exception Of some of the lower
grades, which show small Improvement.
The largely-increased receipts this week
sre credited entirely with hold
ing prices st present rates. Otherwise
it is thought probable quotations would
have shown decided upward tendency
Demand for refined sorts have been good
Meetings. have been large, and tend to
swell the figures of consumption, which
were OF a lessening volume. Advices as
to crops from all producing coun-
tries, while rather early, are favorable
Late private cable advIces from London
Indicate that the drouth in the European
producing districts still continues. The
London market at latest advices, how
ever, was quiet Bradstreet's.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-16
BuSINESS.LlkE COURTSHIP.
Vd'firs Wife from Castle Garden of
SneryH.d ST.. - xp

Vasfing Wife from Castle Garden of
specitisd size and Weight.
MAhING, Pa, Aug. John BLUNT,
.'ssnan employed at the Reading Iron
'"AS, called On Alderman Denherd
S''a weeks ago and represented that
.'Sa' lonely and wanted a wife. He
'A:a The Alderman to write to Castle
'Ilen officials to send on girl twenty
~ !saFs old, weighing about $50
,,-sIs, saying that he would give her 8
,. ..e alderman wrote and to-day the ex-
az. pride came. Her name was
,--. ashe Bauereithel, and she came to
~ S-s'!Ca 10 meet her brother, who she
~; ~ earned WAS killed some time ago.
:; OUuple had half an hours interview
n, S ~ mat they were satisfied with
ma ~ V'lef. They were married to-day &C
n, ,,- ~. and will live on Miner street,
!. 1. y, This IS believed to be one of
: |etest courtships on record.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-16

tom Of carrying samples by drummers.
By This time, OF course, other houses had
put the men On the road to represent
them and drum up trade, but l was the
first person in the country to engage in
the business, and 10 agent ever carried
sample box, bag or trunk until | had
demonstrated its i'm portance"
Mr.. Wolf has been constantly on the
road ever stree his pioneer trip among
the country merchants, and, st the age of
nearly seventy. is still drumming up trade
fol Philadelphia house
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-16
Tbs Tiness Kazors In tho Rozls
At AndrrSonis gan store.
The Proper caper in m-n's Dres,.

kES Clothier and Furnisher
From Paris comes the intelligence that
white striped goods in blue or pink are
very popular under sn open jacket. The
shirt must he stiff, White and immaculate.
Sailor-knotted crsVats, patent leather
shoes, either yellow leather or, even
better, Of white glove kid obey are SO
delightfully."- fragile, complete this most
approved costume. The American
fashion Of blue or black silk socks is
adopted Shirt collars are always worn
very high, straight and round. For full
dress they are slightly turned oown at
the corners.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-16
GalYcEtOn.

GALVESTON, TEX, Aug Is. - Ootton-spot
closet quiet AZ decline of &c
e,ross receipts, SIS bales.
Sales 2l6 bales.
Shipments cCastwise,
Exports. none.
Stock 1907 bales.
Ordinary nc; good ordinary Sc; low mid
ding 5 &c; middling &c; good middllng 9 c;
middlinS tair &C.